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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?

Visit also: Magic Vocabulary English vocabulary games and worksheets generator. by Anita Kovacevic Date: 20 - May - 2011 Level: elementary Age: 6-11 Description: This is a revision exercise I created for elementary students about jobs. It has several tasks, including a limerick at the end (which you may have to help them read, but limericks are great for rhythm). I hope you and your students find it useful and fun. View this exercise (No points are needed for online exercises) Comments (7) - Is this exercise stolen from another website or publication? Isn't it an ESL resource? Is the file corrupted or empty? Please report it!     The author anitarobi Anita Kovacevic website ´Do not tell me the sky is the limit, when there are footprints on the moon.´ I´ve been a teacher and teacher trainer for over 25 years. Some of my materials contain my original stories and poetry. If you use them, pls let me know if it worked out well. You can also find my fiction books on Amazon and other sites. blog at https://anitashaven.wordpress.com/    see more worksheets by anitarobi

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amizaki Thank you for sharing.          posted by amizaki 20111003 ellakass Wonderful! Thanks!          posted by ellakass 20110521 Damielle Cool!!!! Great job!!!          posted by Damielle 20110521 stefania.r Very nice!!          posted by stefania.r 20110521 Isabelucha Yeah!!! Great exercise! You´re an expert!!! Huggies!!          posted by Isabelucha 20110521 Olindalima ( F ) Thanks, Anita; very useful. :)))          posted by Olindalima ( F ) 20111213 ellahuang Thank you for sharing.           posted by ellahuang 20220301

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